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Who are your favorite offensive players in the 2025 NFL Draft?
The way the Dallas Cowboys 2024 played out this year caused many of us to start the draft process earlier than we normally would. While we are still several months away from the 2025 NFL Draft in April, there’s a good chance you already have favorites or “my guys” you’d like to see drafted by the Cowboys.
Today, I’m sharing a list of my favorites at each position on the offensive side of the ball. But, considering we are so early in the draft process, “my guys” for the Cowboys could change the closer we get to draft day.
The Cowboys probably won’t use a draft pick on a developmental QB after making Dak Prescott the highest-paid player in the entire league not long ago, it wouldn't be a complete surprise if they did that. In that scenario, Tyler Shough out of Louisville stands out. He'll be entering the league as a 26-year-old rookie with injury concerns, but from his prototypical size and arm talent, he has a chance to develop into a future starter at some point in his career. At worst, he could have a long career as a backup in the league.
It's no secret the Cowboys are in the market for a new RB1 and will likely address the position at some point in the 2025 NFL Draft, possibly in the first round. Drafting former Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty with the 12th overall pick is not out of the question, but they could wait a few rounds and select UCF RB RJ Harvey. He is somewhat similar to Jeanty in size and production, and had similar stats in the last two years in 10+ and 20+ yard runs as well as rushing TDs. Harvey is a complete back who could do it all as Dallas' new RB1.
The Cowboys need to find someone to complement CeeDee Lamb in the passing game and the idea of pairing him with one of the most unique offensive weapons in the entire 2025 draft class, former TCU WR Savion Williams, is a solid idea. Williams is a do-it-all weapon who played a variety of roles at TCU and could do the same with the Cowboys. He can play all three WR positions, take handoffs out of the backfield, and even play wildcat QB (former high school QB). That kind of versatility can be used in a variety of ways.
Jake Ferguson is coming off a down season where he struggled staying healthy and is also entering the final year of his rookie contract. While the Cowboys don't necessarily need to address the TE position in the 2025 NFL Draft, it is a deep one they could capitalize on. Terrance Ferguson is a...
